White leather seems to get a bad rap in most circles. Maybe it's the Florida retiree thing. I wonder if the pebble grain would have a mitigating effect...Here's a pair that you either love, or love to hate. These are pebble grain leather, leather soles, a full Florsheim Shoe:
White leather seems to get a bad rap in most circles. Maybe it's the Florida retiree thing. I wonder if the pebble grain would have a mitigating effect...
I was considering these pebble grain wingtips by Peal, though they sold out my size during my deliberation.
http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCat...nt_Id=305&sort_by=§ioncolor=§ionsize=
I'm not a big vintage shoe fan, but I have a collection of over 20 pairs of John Fluevog boots and shoes. When I figure out posting a pic, I'll post a pic of some of them.
White leather seems to get a bad rap in most circles. Maybe it's the Florida retiree thing. I wonder if the pebble grain would have a mitigating effect...
I was considering these pebble grain wingtips by Peal, though they sold out my size during my deliberation.
http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCat...nt_Id=305&sort_by=§ioncolor=§ionsize=
Some thrift shop pick-ups. The Hartt's are some of the most solidly built shoes I've handled.
Similar to the two pairs of John McHales I got last semester in construction and style.
I'll say! I was waiting to see if there were some bolts involved there...........The Hartt's are some of the most solidly built shoes I've handled.
Those were my first suede dress shoes.I got these Church's cape bucks